SILVERGATE EXCHANGE NETWORK

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Just last week, the cryptocurrency market experienced is little crush after Silvergate let people know that it is likely it makes not survive its recent regulatory scrutiny and the bank run they are experiencing. If you don't know already, Silvergate is a United States bank that is very popular for service as a bank for the biggest firms in the world of cryptocurrency, not to forget several stablecoins and centralized exchange platforms. The uncertainty around Silvergate makes many leverage BTC long traders liquidate their positions since last year. What is strange is that BTC has been consolidating since last week and it seems like not serious is happening in the market.

There have been a lot of questions about what caused the sideways BTC price action. It is probably due to Silvergate Exchange Network (SEN)on Friday last week. The Silvergate Exchange Network provides an opportunity for cryptocurrency firms to trade fiat and cryptocurrency nonstop just like the cryptocurrency market. The absence of the Silvergate Exchange Network could mean institutional investors are only permitted to deposit and with the funds during normal banking hours. It is not a big surprise that all the Blue Chip cryptocurrency firms that Silvergate was banking abandoned Chip shortly before Silvergate declared the closure Silvergate Exchange Network.


Interestingly, most of these cryptocurrency firms as now using another cryptocurrency bank called Signature. The issue we have here is that Signature is trying as much as possible to reduce its exposure to the cryptocurrency space because of all the uncertainty going on with the regulatory scrutiny. Back in December last year, Signature let us know that they would be reducing their cryptocurrency deposit by 10 billion dollars.


You should know that Silvergate and Signature are experiencing regulatory scrutiny from the US regulators as massive agendas to keep cryptocurrency out of the banking sector. You should know that this operation keeps crypto out of the banking sector began in January and appears to have moved to if next phase as of late February. This is due to the fact the FED, FDIC, and OCC recently released another statement from the United States banks that is very similar to the one they put out in January.

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